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    Posted: 26 Jun 2020 at 8:05pm
Just picked up from a neighbor down the road.

Did some disking for him.
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That is a nice big running gear. I would like to have a wagon someday for maybe hay rides once or twice a year.
Thanks for posting the pictures! What are the next steps for it? Restore or build a hay rack for it? I built two hay racks years ago when we were cleaning out my Dads place.
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 Chris
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Thanks. Honestly I'm not sure yet.

Maybe a header cart for my gleaner flex head.
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I remember putting those together when new at Dad's dealership.  They came from the factory with the front axle complete, rear axle, reach, tongue and wheels all separate.  We'd get it all put together and mount the wheels on the hubs, without tires.  Had a gas station next door that sold tires.  That was about 1974 if I recall.
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